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REVISED POLICE REGULATIONS.
Changes Made N 10 Bicycles and We
hicleS-Other Amendments AdOpted.

The District Commissioners have completed a
revision of the recently promulgated police regu-
Iations making some changes which have ap-
peared TO them to be desirable after conferences
with persons interested.
Sec 1, Art. vi, is changed by dispensing with
the necessity OF permit to drive cattle through
the streets, and by removing the limitation as to
the number OF sheep or swine that may be driven
In one herd The effect is to leave the driving of
sheep or swine unrestricted, except as to the
streets upon which they may be driven. The
streets are named In section L. Of the article as
originally adopted. The hours of driving are
changed from between midnight and O'Clock q.
Sec: OF Art. VIII, Is changed by extending the
time for which goods, &C., may remain upon the
streets from thirty minutes" to zone hour"
OF bells on street cars to the conductors starting
gong, the effect being to prohibit the use OF bells
on the horses OF either street cars the omnibus
herdics. This section is further changed BY dis
pensing with the necessity OF sounding bell or
gong ON bicycles or trcycles "when in motion after
Sec. 3, OF Art. X, is changed by removing the
necessity OF having such bell or gong on BIZ
ton OF wheel or wheels, and by leaving the
sounding of the bell or gong to the Judgment of
lne riders ITO warn persons OF their approach. -
carry lights at night remains.
As to bicycles and tricycles, the effect of the
changes Is that they must have lights mot necessa
rfly "oullS eye or other rejecting Lightly at night,
and must also have bells gOngs that may readily
be sounded to warn persons Of their approach.
The giving warning is left to the Judgment OF the
rider, which Judgment he must exercise at his own
risk.
section Of Article x is changed by exempting
''drays, dump-carts, hay wagons, trucks and
similar sl0w-movtng freight vehicles from the
necessity OF carrying light at night; by dispensing
with the necessity Of lamps On vehicles that may
be seen from the rear we'll from the front and
sides, and by making the provisions OF the section
clearer In meaning by requiring only that the
from the front and both sides thereof" This Obv-
ateS the necessity OF changing existing carriage
cabs as at present.
PROPOSED CONVENTION OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS
The Virginia Republican Association OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia has Endorsed the proposition OF
the New York republican State committee to call
a national convention OF republican clubs to meet
In New York city next fall
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RAILROADS.
DiknMnNT AIR LINZ

Il schetuie in efiest June 5sh. 1857.
$50 A Mast Tenn. Mad Daily for warr~nton.
between Alexandria and Iynchburg. Blue Rdss
SrrinsS Aegheny SPRINGS Bristol, Knoxville, Rome
SLEEPER 3ssRssSs z Ss es o Hs~ Orleans ram.s
II "a A. Mast Mail Daily for warrenton, Char.
hSnsSbnse SSrdeSns,ile s;I;,ons Shes Ohio Route
tween lynchburs and Dsnville. Greensboro Raleigh
Sharlotte, Atlanta. birmingham. Montgomery, New
yrleans, iexas and California Pullman sleeper New
York 20 Atlanta in connection with Pullman sleepers
Aualsa 70 New orleans. and Mann Boudoir Sleepers
trains Washington 20 Atlanta Does not connect for
ana q route points sundays.
$50 M:.Daily except sunday for Manassas
through coach 20 Marrenton for Fanquier White sui
phur sprlnss Connects AZ Riverton With $ v r. X
$50 p M-western Express Daily for wsrrrnton
Gordonsvflle. CharottesVile Lousville t'incinnsa
Route Pullman sleepers and solid Trains Wash,ns
ton TO Louisville also for Lynchhurs BRISTOL Chatis-
Points Thrpash Paii@a SV's s and all
Memphis without change.
IL ;oo p. M,souihern Express Daily for ryncbturv.
Aiken Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery, New Orleans
Texas and California Pullman sieelers Wsshington
Montgomery TO New Orleans Pullman Seepsrs wash.
ineton 10 Augusta without change; also Pullman
sleeper: Mssninston 90 Sreenbrier White sulphur
Trains on Wash,ng,on and Ohio division leave Wash.
ington s:l2 A. NJ. Daily except sunday and 4 as p
~; Reiurning leave hound hin o5 A NJ Daily AMI
80 n, DsdiS essey' SUNDAY arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte Dan.
VILE and l-ynchburs arrive IN Washington 10 NJ
5n 3 al ioas N and ae 40 sE-'Si and lynch
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at 40 p. NJ stras-
burg Local NJ y: - A. NJ.
furnshedand baSyage checked at office 900 Pennsy-
Nanis nue. and AZ passenger station hennsylyanls
IN ,;enarsl p.a =. =, L.on.
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sales of Real Estate.

James l. orr. Of Greenville, 5. c., has sold to
George S. Bell for $780, part OF lot "A, in square
49, and 19h xS3 feet at the northwest corner OF 4
and 10th streets northeast. Theodore n. Gill has
sold TO Benjamin Blettyn and l. I. Lewis, for
$4,000, part Of block l. In Howard University SUBJ
division. at the corner OF Pomeroy street and 7th
street road, fronting 100 feet on Pomeroy street
and 80 feet on 9Th street road
Reoecca r. Springer has bought Of Mary B.
Page. ct al, Tor s10o0O part lots T. and g. square
6sO, fronting - feet on street southwest, and
LIST and New Jersey avenue.
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SIX IMPORTED SALINE ROBES, worth el5, three
light blue and three pink, containing II yards OF
the finest imported Satine with 10 yards OF en-
bIoidery TO trim % yards narrow and wide,
very slightly scarcely noticeabe) store soiled,
will be sold for $50. These are very rich and
stylish. Call for these at Saline counter.
LANSBCRGH BRO.
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KEEPER FOR SHERMAN.-Ex-Speaker Keifer, when
interviewed in New York yesterday, declared for
Senator Sherman as the republican candidate for
the Presidency. He said Blaine could be nOmi-
mated more easily, but Sherman was the easiest
man TO elect. He was confident Sherman would
be nominated.
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A SOLDIER MORTALLY WOUNDED.-Private Doty,
OF Co. L. I'd regiment, was found lying unconscious
on the sidewalk near the public square In Spring.
held, Ill, little before II O'Clock Sunday night
He was carried TO the camp, where a surgical ex-
aIninatiOnShowed that his skull was fractured ap-
parently from a blow with loaded cane He had
also bee nkicked in the abdomen. The surgeons
pronounce his injuries fatal IL is believed he had
quarrel on the street with citizen Jos COnroy
but there Is much mystery surrounding the afYair
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

MANDHEIING JAVA COFFEE. - YOU WILL
w never know what il is to drink the Richest and
Best Coffee produced in ali the world until you have
tried q GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer-
chants sell 1t because of the small profit IL affords
sun we have found after several years Of constant
experiment In keeping it regularly in stock that
sales have sufficiently increased make up
the dnereuce our sales of 1T having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely overcomes
other drawback SO commonly experienced by others,
VIZ hat OF offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
Day and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
insred TO the customer ELPHONZO lOUNGS co.
42S 9th St, bet. ID and E. 1y6
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LIGHTNING RoDs, electric work.
j. H. kUEHLING.
1919 Pennsylvania avenue.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours commencing at D. m
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, fair
weather, stationary temperature, westerly winds.
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"WHY ARE THE THINGS that viii not last so
perishingly sweet7, This, however, VIII not apply
70 Eastman's Aloha Perfume, whose delicacy and
fragrance are only surpassed by its lasting
ana
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M1D-SuMMEn RrDucr1oss.
SEXTON PERRY

sEAToN PERRY
Successor to PERRY q BROTHER
A FRIES q Certain sPkiSa ANS sUMsEhk hf
EHiSESS {hn 10
sr ISfMEf BA HsIeE Il PLAIN AND
Ekf fRA fsHks AfS s 2SU1sxEs
FEss f ~ ak3M aqS rS
mp FREN Sgio sATEES ROBES. Ar GREATLY
4S6iA fSSaEE AND pRiSrE hbH CHM sfER
-cLSsiSS PRICES %, on AL sPnISe WRAPS.
+ SsaEH ph,sn ~
ToSE 81 soHS AID sS2bSs
b Is tr STILES IN INDIA
sbos sn HI
ery MHIIE 6 sTSRs Eks sNr Is TS Roo
SEE AT S ;NoSL sf ~ RExSkFTs. s.
sizEs.. AT LSMEsT Fki6Es % lies AND
q STORE CLOSES Al r Il. DUEING JULY
PERRY BUILDING.
- fennsyivania ave. cor. 9th St
HEADouARrrBs Fon
LAWN TENNIS. cRoQuKT
OUTDOOR GAMES,
BABY COACHES BABY COACHES.
BABY COACHES. BABY coAcHEs
REDUCED BELOW COST.
CHI RUPERT.
ty8 403 405 9TH IT. nv.
CIR Tn Brsr.
"THE CONCORD HARNESS.
"THE CONCORD HARNEsS~
A Fun Stock Of all kinds kept constantly ON hand
Beware Of limitations
Be Sure Of Meme und Number.
LUTz 4 BRO. 497 PkxxA- AvKsux
Adjoining National Hotel
Trunks and Satchels Of the Best Makes It very Low
Prices Trunks repaired By skiiled workmen- 3e2l
L WIsR NANUFACTURRR or BRUsHEs AND
STABLE BRooMR
3s25-1A 126o 32d st. W. WaahAngton. DC.
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CITY ITEMS.
The Fair, S12 18th u. m. ".

GoldSmid'S Old Stand
We promised those customers who were
Disappointed last week at not getting tn oSe
$3.50 decorated chamber sets that we would
Get some more OF them. They are now
Here. Come and get them before they are
All sold. We have also received some
More OF those SO piece decorated Tea Sets
Which we will sell this week only for $375
Painted and decorated Glass Mugs for &C.
Elegant Glass fruit Dishes for 25c.
Unique shape Crystal Pickle Dishes Sc.
Fancy colOred Glass GobletS and Tumblers SC
Colored Glass Berry Saucers for l5c.
Handsome decorated sets OF Cups Saucers
and Plates, g sets for $1.75.
Folding Garden Chairs for 69c
Baby Carriages at great reduction.
Refrigerators at great reduction.
Coolers at great reduction.
The Fair, S12 18th n W. and 81 and 81 3 9Th st. n "
FRANKIE Co., ProprietOrS
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule In effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 18th 1887.
until further notice "


Leave Washington from station corner OF New ssr-
For ChcaEo, 10 50 am, and lao pm. daily. with
fa aIr s for ss a"a 20 90 a
sf IN aat'ISSs n1 So p9s Snsso nen, morn.
fast tune
I'm and 40 D. m, with through coaches aud Palace
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati and 81. Louis without
and St Louis arriving in Cincinnati next mornna Il
40 81 Louis 80 pm. Noextra fare is charged on
For ., p,stssprs =, 10 IS and daily :.
sieepine Cars to Pttsburr D''" WIN '"''' -'N
For points on shenandoan Valley Railroad, between
Snenandoah junction and Luray inclusive: BIS D.
For ieKinston ana Local Stations 10 10 am daily.
ToT Hsyrs de eracc, Newark. Wilmington and phil..
For %mi 1 s, n Sa m and 80 pm daily
esc, Baltimore and Wilmington. 500 daily.
r For HayEe de Grace, sineerly and intermediate
pG for Batm P9 S Sn xs EXCEPT sunday
S 40 a5 4:sG 3d. As e 3s0 s'as
;, For Baltimore on Sundays G 20. 30, $40 and
% 81 IN: % l:3o, $3.50. 4:3o. 4:40 80 Gas.
ier AnnaPsils $40 and 30 am and 12 10 and
ans 90 sum Sunday AZ T. 81, 6B .sS So
sa ~ rsn 1S aHd 80 m For stations Metropo
pm principal stations only 40 m daiiy e sD
ssp, sunday, Tor principal stations on Metropolitan
stations For GshersbarE and inteedisae pon ats
BOO an II 30. except sunday. 5 IS and / i or
pm daily For Boydsand intermediate stations 20
m daily; Church train leaves Washington on sunday
only AZ 10 pm, stopping at all stations Metro
pohtan Branch. For Frederick 10: 10 m and 40
pm. daily, except Sunday.
For Haserstown 10 10 am and 5 80 pm. daily, e1.
cept Sunday. ~
Trains arrive from the West daily 6 20 4 20 an.
From points on Shenandoah Valley RR, L: Is pm.
daily. '
From Philadelpiia Chester. Wilmington and Havrs
oe E pnoei ~ - "a m, 3;o3 m ana $50 pm daily.
points north of baltimore. 10 :00sm
From Annapolis. 30 aud 10 b An and so and
D 20 pm Sunday. 10 30 am. o 35 pm
From harpers Ferry and Valley Railroad. 8 Is pm
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points 8 :25 q m
and 3 10 D. m daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 4 O. 10
80 300. 905. 1000 and 10 80 a. IN . la:l5.2:l5
. 10. q z; go, 5:45. 30 and III 90 p. m ON
900, $50. 2 40, 30 and II 90 pm.
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station
except 20, 3 Is, 4 30 pm
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station 0lq and 1851
Pennsylvaia avenue corner 18th street where orders
Will be taken for Language 10 be checked and received as
any point in the city.
w.. M CLEMENTS. OK LORD. a. PA
Manager, Baltimore
PERCY u. SMITH passr Ag't WashiuRtou- fv3
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THE BULLY OF BERKs CoUNTY.-MOses Rother-
mel, young man, and Frank Templin fought at
Reading, Pa, yesterday afternoon to decide who
was the bully OF Berks County. The fight was a
brutal one. Iemphn's face was fearfully punished,
While ROthermeI had both eyes Knocked out and
was kicked in the ribs and abdomen. Five hun
dred persons were present.
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VICTOR p. ADLETs
TEN IFR CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
921 and 929 9TH St n. W.. Cor Mass Ava
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL D. m
eVOfhce Coats stripes and checks, 25c each On
sale Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from Z to 81
O'Clock am. Remember the days and the hours a
these coats will positively not be sold other days
at other hours. WIl
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Affalr, I'm Yves, yya.hinxtou.

WILL NOT PARTICIPATE IN THE NATIONAL RE-
GATTA.-At special meeting OF the Potomac Boat
Club last night 1t was decided not to send q crew
to the National Regatta to be held at Lake Cha
tauqua on the 26th instant but TO send q crew to
take part In the regatta to be held on the Harlem
River In the fall.
DEArH.-Mr c. C. Meyers, who lived at 34O4 NJ
street, died last night after brief illness The
deceased was member OF Logan Tribe, No. 8, l.
o. X. NJ, William Lewis Schley Lodge, No. 4, |. o.
NJ, and OF American Grand Council, No. i, o. q. A.
NJ, which bodies will attend the funeral, which
takes place sunday afternoon. Interment ut Oak
Hill.
PERsoNAL-Dr. w. Bowie Tyler returned home
yesterday after beneficial SOjOurn OF two weeks
at Old Point Comfort.-Nr. VIM. Frey left last
evening for a trip through the North visiting
Niagara Falls and other places OF interest.
GRAIN Recommendations Kitty Ann arrived
yesterday with 1,5OO bushels OF wheat for q. T.
Dunlop which sold on Change at 84c. bushel.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M.-Great Falls temperature, "a; condition, SO;
receiving reservoir, temperature Sc; condition at
north connection, II; condition at south connec-
tom SO; distributing reservoir, temperature, "a;
condition at inf1uent gate house, So; condition at
ef1uent gate house. SO. High tide in the river to-
day at 2:O2 am. low tide at 9:15 pm.
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LIGHTNING RODS repaired 1212 Penna. ave-

THIS IL BARGAIN WEEK at Burt's Shoe store
Mems shoes reduced from 81 TO So. and from So .
t225. Arthur Burt Co., 121l sc.
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ECssELLa ICR-CREAM.

CoRNs p cents each; ingrowing nails, hair tonic
manicure 10 cents, at KeniSOn'S. 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue, over Davis hat store.
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bargains: Watches and Jewelry, Frank, 457
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron.
ms great nerve tonic has gained its reputation
through the marvellous results 1t has given. 1t is
known to have cured where other remedies failed.
IL counteracts the ruinous effect caused by the
builds up the debilitated and restores them to new
life and vigOr. Having among its ingredients the
greatest nervine of the age, 1t cures all nervous
lessness and nervous headaches. Celery, com.
6ined with the blood-giving properties, Beef and
anon serve TO cure dyspepsia INDIGESTION loss Of
into womanhood. 1t gives them blood and
strength. Thousands OF women have been ben.
ented by the use OF this tonic
JAS. L. Barbour, sole agent for this District of
Dr. Henley's celebrated Celery, Beef and Iron
Tonic.
This Is Bargain Week at Burt,s Shoe
store. Mems Shoes reduced from a to 49, and
iroih - 10 S2.2o. Arthur Burt & Co., 1911 st. z
Phillips Digestible Cocoa.
Unlike other cocoas or chocolatesit is not greasy
rlchest cocoa bean, 1t Is so prepared that it will
not disturb digestion and makes a delicious tahie
drink. All druggists and grocers keep it.
Dog collars! Engraving free. Walford, 4s7 Pa av.
AG Oil Stove is q necessity and luxury for
every hOuSekeeper during the summer. The best
and cheapest is the well-known 'Florence." We
quote the following prices:
Handy Lamp 69c.
Lamp Stove, SOC.
Junior, NJ. =, $3.50.
Junior, No. 3, $3.50.
Also, Extension Tops and Ovens.
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
SMITH WARDwELL,
eoo 7O3 and 107 Market Space.
The Queen Of l3eers.',-MOerlein's pure
unadulterated Cincinnati Beer Is especially
adapted ior family use. Toe. per doz. Agency, i2O6
ST. NV fin
s'NOyal Glue'' mendS em.-Boston Itaris,ics
Fresh Alderncy Butter churneG every morning
ana delivered i'll 4 ID. "Ward" prints 4Oc per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermtlk: sweet Mix
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READ HIS.

READ TINS.
INDUCEMENTS FOR THIS THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY AT OUR REGULAR REMNANT AMI
BARGAIN SALE DAYS
1000 cakes of all the best brands Sc Soaps DC
5OO bottles Of 2oc. Best Extracts, &c
| 800 bottles Sachet Powder, ali odors DC
dozen Gents Satin Lined 25c. Scarfs 17c
90 dozen Gents Full Regular Made Unbleacbed
Hose, 121ec per pair: all sizes.
a0o9t doz left Infants Fine Lace Caps worth
Ladies' Gents and Misses Hose As general rule we
Keep flne Hosiery only but having had extraordi-
nary cnance to procure great bargain in the cheaper
grade we have bought them in order give our Gus
worth double the price asked 1~>s0 p'i pull
1oc.. worth Poe. '' "
dnced from 25c to lOc in order to close them ont.
n so small quantity of the cheaper grade &c.
One Of the most important facts to be mentioned is
sne SPECIAL reduction Of our highcolored French de-
s.. 64c. and this being ali we have left viii offer
tne Tor next Thursday and Friday only at per I'd
ANOTHER lot of Wslnsptta Bleached Pillow Castings
and Sheetings. at the following low prices 4S-inch
l2ec.; oOnch, 14c: "a. l6c.: 10 4, 25c., which
auout less tuau Tue market quota.
ton.
quantity Of sue and ensham
per yard.
Several cases of Fine French Percale Remnants.
mostly figured last colors, ut &C. yard worth
12Hc
3 cases of Corded bingham Remnants, in light and
dark colors. at 1Oc per yard regular value 1oc This
Is an entire fabric, and account of its dura-
bilty fully deserves the recognition of the public.
new invoice Of Zone yard wide) Bleached Cotton
Remnants, consisting of the best brands (such Is
Wansutta, Pride the West and Fruit Of the LOom),
at &c. yard. worth 10 and 1213c. per yard.
small lot of Figured Canvas Cloth, yard wide
at 1Oc. per yard worth 12xc.
We will now propose plan of mutual benefit. We
have on hand lot Of very fine Domestic and French
Saline Remnants. and will offer to all pieces
tanning from to yards, at 1Oc per yard. worth 2Oc
and 3Oc. This is advantage being able sell
our small remnants, and benefit to you who may
want such quantities mentioned
In our Spread Department we will offer the follow
ing specials:
of Marseilles Spreads, full length at 62hc.
worth Soc.
g of Pque Quilts extra length, beautiful de-
sgns at size, worth $1.15.
case of fine Pque Quilts superb designs at Al
regular value 81 40.
The remainder of our Pertshire Lawns beautiful
designs. at &C. per yard.
Great Closing Out Sale of our White Goods REM
nants. consisting of Plain and Plaid India Linens,
Piques Organdies Nainsooks. ets. You may think it
rather early to close out summer stock but to make
overstocked and bound to make clean sweep
by Great Reduction Sale
The above all substantial inducements and worth
your while looking at all advertisements are
strictly business like.
You will lose no time by attending the Bargain Sales
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Amusenemts Tonight.
KERNAN's THEATEa.-"The Mikado."
ATHLETIC PARK.-Roller Coaster.
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Battle OF Bull Run
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

FACE and eyesight fitted, 81. Hemplers, ave. & ~
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This Is Bargain Week at Burt,s Shoe
store mems SHOES reduced from 81 to g. and
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Richard Short, who has been DISCHARGED nom
tne hospital at New York, declares that he
VIII yet make things warm Tor O'DonOyan Rosa
IA spec1a! election In the Cuipeper Va-) dis
.nc9 Ior and against the sale OF liquor, the dis.
-trict went ''wet" By % majority.
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''NOyal Glue'' mends 'em-Boston Ttaris,ics
Fresh Attorney Butter churneG every morning
ana delivered i'll 4 Id. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per 10.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet Milk
&c. per quart
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The Death Watch ON Peak.

THE CONDkANED LAD DON'T CARE FOR MINISTER
THROWN OFF HIS GUARD.
Mt Holly (N. JJ special to the Philadelphia
Press says: The death watch has been placed upon
Barclay Peak, and every effort Will be made to
keep MIN safe in the jail Sheriff Emley referred
to the approaching execution Tuesday in the
presence OF the prisoner, who said: 1T Will come
soon enough; so there's no use worrying about 1t.
ITS too bad for young man like you to be
hung" said the ktnd-hearted sheriff.
"rhat's So" remarked Peak, "but what differ
ence does make to man after he is dead whether
he has lived twenty or eighty years."
This sort OF philosophy was too much for the
would like to see minister Of the gospel; but
Bart said he didn't feel that way. However, II any
preacher wanted to call on him ne could do as he
MIS- Samuel Taylor, one Of the members Of the
WOmen's Christian Temperance Union, called on
deeds would be left undone il the results could b..
1oreseen adding: You wouldn't nave killed
Katie Anderson II you had thought OF the coIse-
"Indeed, would not" Peak replied, being
thrown on his guard by the question:, bur the
next minute he realized what he had said, and re-
marked: "But didn't kill her.
PEAKS APPEAL
Judge Parker, OF the Supreme Court sat in
Camden, n. j., Tuesday. lie informed Samuel
b. Robbins, counsel for Barclay Peak, convicted
OF murder and sentenced TO be hanged on SepteEl-
Der l. that he would make an order To have The
evidence In the case brought before him when be
received the wdL OF error. Mr.. Robbins stated
to a Press reporter that no had undoubted EVIL
dence OF the TACT that a man named Barker, eni-
plOyed as reporter on the New York World, was
called into the private quarters the jury by
Burlington County sheriff and had a long inter-
view with the jury before the verdict was found.
KATIE ANDERsON's FATHER HUNT.
VIM. Anderson, the father Of Katie Anderson,
who was murdered by Barclay Peak, met with Il
serious accident Tuesday morning Oh the larni Of
Samuel DObbins, near LumbCiton, n. j. lie Was
Driving large hay wagon into the field, when one
OIL the horses tried 10 run away. The horses
dragged Anderson out OF the wagon, throwing hiln
against d rock. His face and body were badly cut.
lie Was picked up unconscious and taken TO mis-
home, near Smttnv1lle. The wounds are serious,
but not necessarily fatal